the bus has been impounded as evidence. >> this is the second tour bus crash this week. on thursday, bus crashed in texas killing two passengers and injuring 42 others. the bus was headed to a casino when the driver lost control and the bus overturned. four crew members from a sunken tug boat off the coast near big sur are safe after a dramatic rescue. they survived in a life raft of the tug went down while towing a bargeend. this is video of the coast guard rescue. none of the crew members war injured. a marine recovery team pulled the tug boat back to shore. a young baseball player is still hospitalized one day after getting hit in the chest by a pitch and going into cardiac arrest. we're live at children's hospital with a look at what happened. reporter: the good news for now is that he is under observation

here at, which i hospital -- children's hospital oakland. he is likely to stay here at least another day or so after his heart stopped beating when he was struck by a baseball. pitchers were flying at 30 to 50-miles-an-hour at this rohnert park baseball game where parents talked about the eight-year-old boy who was struck in the heart by a pitched ball on saturday. he then collapsed on his way to first base. >> his mom, she was crying, getting all scared because he wasn't breathing, and all the parents were crying. >> the 14-year-old umpired the game and says two off-duty paramedics emerged from the stands to start cpr. >> the rohnert park public safety showed up with an automatic external detranscribe brill defibrillator. they hooked up the child and defib brill lated his heart. >> the boy went to the hospital and then to children's hospital

oakland by helicopter. >> everyone is traumatized, and it brings a whole new fear to the baseball field because all of our kids stand up at that plate at one point in time. >> i'm just devastated, and i am praying for my son. he is a pitcher and catcher. so it's scary. >> online, on facebook, people are posting messages like this one: stay strong, little man. we're praying for your smiling face to come back stronger than ever. >> witnesses say the boy actually told his coach as he was being lead on to the life flight officer about his stats in the game so he is a dedicated baseball player and the good news is he is recuperating in oakland, abc7 news. >> ama: good to hear. new at 6:00, thanks to the story re aired lastneath a san francisco institution is sending up to the plate for the richmond little league. they restaurant handed over a

check to the players, the money will cover the equipment and merchandise r storage saturday morning. the league was about to cancel half the season. >> was going to stop the games and we heard that so we said no way. so we just not to make sure the kids got the equipment and that's all we can do, and the rest is up to them. >> thigh stole umpire equipment, bats, even food for the concession stand. the check will get them everything they need. >> an effort to reduce the number of liquor licenses in north beach and broadwayaway gets underway tomorrow. the community leadership alliance has long complain about the number of establishments serving liquor in the area. neighborhood residents joined in saying friday and saturday nights are bar crawl on local streets. a public meeting will be at the san francisco main public library. >> the going out of business sign at an iconic san francisco

piano company strikes a sad note for one of the oldest commercial firms in the west. sherman clay is closing its doors every 142 years. the retailer was selling two stores and closing three other locations in northern california. >> still to come at 6:00, the clock is ticking toward the tax deadline. coming up, the people most likely to be audited and why many of them are in the bay area. >> and why scientists say the world residents ice caps could disappear within the next decade. >> wind advisedries are going up on local bridges in advance of a much cooler air mass due to arrive overnight. could be accompanied with

>> ama: it's that time again. tacks are due by knight tomorrow. some tax preparers are staying open 24 hours. if you won't be ready, all is not lost. >> extension gives you an extra couple months to get your paperwork together and so long as you don't owe anything, then there's no penalties associated with it. however, if you do owe something the tax is still due on the

15th. so send in an estimated payment for what you think you might owe. >> ama: the i.r.s. reports 20% of us wait until april to file returns. >> with taxes sometimes comes audit. a study says you may be targeted if you own a small business in communities near san francisco, los angeles, atlanta, houston 0, the district of columbia irs data shows large includessers of potential tax sheets in those areas. >> at 11:00, the companies embracing april 15th and what you can get for nothing. just ahead, the startling discovery that could possibly change your mind about climate change. inside san francisco's newest waterfront attraction and why workers say it's bigger and better than ever. a change in the weather. ahead, lisa has the forecast. >> mike: the 77th version of themasters today, including a sudden-death playoff and we had

the a first-time winner and a

>> ama: the new exploratorium on the embarcadero opens to the public on wednesday and it's chock-full of gadgets. abc7 news is a partner of the new exploratorium it's three times its previous home. there are exhibits to enjoy and old classics. >> an opportunity to try things on a larger scale. >> you were cramped in the old mace? >> we outgrew it about ten years ago. >> science is everywhere. in our mind, in our own backyard. >> the move cost $300 million. but city officials say it is worth it to bring such a jewel to the public. >> coming up at 6:30, we have "more to explore," the making of the exploratorium. dan asher will be hosting the half hour special.

a volcano is spewing ash into the sky over central mexico. mexico's -- okay. i have been practicing this -- the volcano -- is getting active again and it is making nearby residents very nervous. the volcano is in the state of puebla, which is east of mexico city. >> a startling new discovery. sea ice in the arctic is disappearing faster than scientists predicted and could be gone by mid-century. it could be gone as early as 2020. ice loss leads to changes in ecoshims and economy and could affect weather. >> signs of spring in san francisco this weekend. the annual cherry blossom festival underway in japantown, hundreds of thousands of visitors are getting a taste of japanese culture. events including food booths, movies, and a parade.

the festival continues through next weekend. a nice day to be outside today. a bit windy, though. >> lisa: in fact the wokens -- winds continuing to pick up overnight, and tomorrow a wind advisory from 11:00 until 9:00 for most bay area neighborhoods, marin, contra costa, napa sfo nope ma. -- sonoma. >> right now live doppler 7hd picking up higher clouds to the north. and here's a look from the suit crow tow -- sutro cam. the camera is shaking. le half moon bay, 50, downtown 54. some wind gusts over 50-miles-an-hour. mt. tam, very blustery, with 66. santa rosa, upper 50s along the coast, 880 and 680. 70 in fairfield, and around the

bay area we have had windy conditions throughout the afternoon. so it looks nice but if you spend any time outdoors, winds from 20 to 30-miles-an-hour around the bay, and along the coast gustier, and airport deplays two hours and 18 minutes. so that's tonight and will likely continue tomorrow when the winds ramp up. so with the wind advisory we have a chance of showers tonight, into monday morning, and then sunny and warmer. we're talkingle 80s by the end of the work week. so should be pretty nice. in fact tonight with the cloud cover, you'd think we would be warmer but we're still pretty chilly out there. the possibility of a few light showers, mainly after 10:00, up per 40s fremont to san jose. hoarse the setup. area of low pressure associated cold front diving down from the north, and with it the cool air, the dusty winds, -- gusty winds

and a blusterery day tomorrow. so in the evening, 9:00, marin and sonoma could see a few light showers. after 10:00 and through the overnight hours, spotty light rain showers, very windy conditions, and we could possibly see some power outages at some of the trees with the shallow roots could be uplifted with the winds, lasting through tomorrow night. by 11:00 tomorrow, 37-miles-an-hour wind busts. half moon bay, up to 40, and 25-miles-an-hour wind gusts in the livermore valley, through the evening hour. so definitely brisk out there tomorrow. temperatures much cooler, only mid-to-upper 50s. at the coast with 61 in oakland. livermore. 63 in antioch, tomorrow night it's going to be chilly in oakland. but the game is later in the week, those are the tincts to have if -- the tickets to have

if you want nice weather. the look ahead, still kind of breezy, a chilly start on tuesday, and wednesday, sunsome -- some recovery at the end of the week, and the coast should be very pleasant by that time. >> follow live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area conditions rain or share, and video forecasts, "spare the air" alerts, power outage information and weather tweets. >> ama: thank you very much, lisa. >> ama: shu is here with sports and golf-lovers glued to the tv. >> mike: the 7th version of themasters was one for the ages. the drama last evidence all day and in the end went to sudden death with the first australian beating our first grandfather to win at august stamp perfect conditions to start the day bit ended with rain. jason day, 3-under through the first two holes, takes the lead at 8-under. 2009 masters champ, crabbe, a

grandfather, with his son on the bag, takes the lead. tiger, two-stroke penalty yesterday hurt him. finished with a 2-under 70, tied for fourth. brandt snedeker, co-leader to start the day but collapsed down the stretch. aussie saddam scott birdied 13 and 15, with a share of the lead. another aussie, jason day would bogey 16 and 17. cabrera, bird on 16. got a share of the lead. now adam scott on 18. co-leader for 8-under for birdie. you dream about these putts as kids. are you kidding me? in the clubhouse with a 69. cabrera in the group behind scott. watched that putt. knew he needed a birdie to force the playout. check out his approach. unreal. birdies for a 70, and we go to sudden death. second playoff hole, cabrera goes first.

huge right to left break. looks like it's going in but dangles on the lip. can't believe it didn't drop. now adam scott, made the putt on 18. can he do it begin? drains it. adam scott, your 2013 masters champion. he can't believe it. green jacket for adam scott in his first major title and the first australian to win at the masters. >> incredible day. but everything fell my way in the end, i guess, and just never know, and i just kept plugging away, and i didn't know if it was going to happen. but it was just great that everything fell into place for me. >> mike: it doesn't get much better than that. adam scott considered the greatest player never to win market. no longer. he earned it, and not the aussie i thought was going to wimp liked jason day coming in, put one of the greatest finishes this event has ever seen. adam scott yourmasters champions. >> the giants trying to take

three out of four at wrigley field. check out this affair. tim lincecum on the hill. gave up two two-run homers in the first. the first to nate schierholtz. g-men down 7-6 in the ninth. two outs and hunter pent comes through in the clump. ties the game. we go extras. top ten. runners on the corner. both runners advance. sanchez with the winning run. giants take three out of four from the cubs. >> as of's and tigers. a fan gives a fall ball to a dad to give to his kid and the kid throws it back while the dad turned thank the fan. he didn't even see it. torii hunter, off the wall. jackson scores, 1-0 tigers. in the second. jackson again. see ya. two-run shot. just clears the wall.

eight runs on nine hits and three innings, tigers take 2-3 in the series. 10-1 the final. >> they with one through nine. there's no break in their lineup, and when they're swinging well -- and they were swinging well this series, the last two games -- and you're not making your pitches, that's what happens. but they have a great lineup. no question. >> working to get to that point, something where it's early i think it's feeling 100%, and i think to build up arm strength. >> mike: this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware, congratulations toed a --ed adam scott. >> the movie defying all

>> giant my tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll tell you why a new digital currency with no physical form has dom under fire for its energy use. we all know iphones can be pricey. now there's one that costs millions of dollars. we'll show you what makes this one so expensive. that's at 9:00 and 11:00. a baseball movie is a big hit with crowd this weekend.

>> ama: gave the box office the money, the jackie robinson biopick, 42, earned more than $27 million in its opening weekend. 42 outdid the usual expectations for a baseball film. experts thought it would make less than 20 million. it easily beat out scary movie 5, which opened in second nice, the croods earned another 13 million, g.i. joe as four, and evil dead wraps up the top five films. >> that's it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz, for lisa, mike shumann, and coming up next, the making of the new exploratoryup. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00.

hi, i'm dan ashley and i'm standing on top of a bay area treasure. the san francisco exploratorium is being reborn here at it's new home at pier 15. the pier has been entirely rebuilt from top to bottom and inside this global pioneer of hands-on science museum is pushing new boundaries in art and science and just plain fun. abc7 is proud and excited to be the official tv partner for the

exploratorium. museum opens on april 17th but you get to see it now. >> the new exploratorium means more to explore. >> abc7 means more access. >> why not be a team? you get a special look inside the exhibits right here. more to explore the making of the new exploratorium starting now. ♪ ♪ >> this is awesome. this is more i can ever experience. >> it freezes a million a second. >> there is more things to do here. >> it's big, big and fun. [ laughter ] >> i think it's really cool. i'm having as much fun as a ten-year-old. >> dan: look carefully and you

might see dennis bartels executive director of the exploratorium dancing with joy. >> all of us feel the same, we can't wait to share it with the rest of the world. >> dan: this $300 million project has three times the space of the exploratorium's original building. many of museum's beloved favorite exhibits are back along with 150 new ones. >> we're trying to figure out what gets people excited to learn. >> for 44 years the exploratorium has been an international leader in what is known as informal education. >> more space means more opportunities to ignite curiosity and get visitors to experiment. the staff estimates 80% of the world's science centers have exhibits developed at the exploratorium and now there is room to create even more. >> there is a whole new area of investigation which is basically looking at humans as phenomena. >> we're taking a picture and they